Jolly Jumper Elite Questions

Kmk937y

Our spring is extremely tight causing her to. It be able to get a good jump in. When she jumps it kind of aggressively stops the jump half way. Any advice on how to fix this?

Naomi 7y

I would return it to the shop

Nan8y

Our son is 11 months old. Is he too old for me to purchase this now? Can anyone recommend the next thing to purchase to keep a 12 month old occupied? Thanks for your help.

Naomi 8y

At 12 months if your child is walking they may be too advanced for this.

We used a walker, playpen with balls and toys, lots of soft toys, play blanket.

AbbySamuel13y

How does it attach to the door frame? Do you need to drill a hole and screw it in? As we're renting I probably can't do that, but the frame would take up too much space!

Thank you

Hopefullyhelpful 13y

Hi! It attaches using a big spring loaded clamp which sits above the door frame and hangs off... if that makes sense! We are renting too, the clamp is covered in rubber and doesn't leave any marks, so fine to use if you're renting.

AbbySamuel 13y

Thanks Carissa!

Caroline114y

Do all Jolly Jumpers come with a frame, or is that extra. I want to be sure to get the frame?

Hopefullyhelpful 14y

As far as I am aware the frames/stands are bought separately to the Jolly Jumper and cost around $100. The Jolly Jumper comes with a door clamp and a screw-in hook. I have no experience with the stand. Others have said it takes up a lot of room, and one review said that their baby fell in it. The door clamp is very secure though. I haven't installed the hook, but I imagine that would also be secure if installed correctly.

Caroline1 14y

Thanks for that helpful reply.

rocTamara714y

How long can you keep bubby in we are trying not to exceed about 20 mins at a time we were given the jolly jumper so we don't have the box or instructions

bubbablueberry 14y

Hi there, the manual states the following: - For babies aged 3-4 months, 30-40 minutes twice a day is recommended ("recommended" because the Jolly Jumper is an exerciser that helps develop motor skills and strengthen muscle tone);

- For babies over 4 months, up to 60 minutes, however babies will usually decide when they've had enough.

We have been using the above as a guide but I have to agree with the last sentence - my boy always lets me know when he's had enough which is usually about 20 minutes worth of jumping fun :D

Hope that helps :)

rocTamara7 14y

That helps alot because my little girl was never ready to hop out after 20 mins but we weren't sure but she is almost 6 months so now I know she can stay in no longer than 1 hour or whenever she us ready